The right-wing radical action Resistance of the NPD was a nationwide response to Willy Brandt's policy of understanding with the East in 1970. These generated a sometimes furious reaction from left-wing parties and groups at the Au appearances of old and neo-Nazis. Neo-Nazis raise their hand with three fingers as identification and substitute for Hitler salute
Sujet

The right-wing radical action Resistance of the NPD was a nationwide response to Willy Brandt's policy of understanding with the East in 1970. These generated a sometimes furious reaction from left-wing parties and groups at the Au appearances of old and neo-Nazis. Neo-Nazis raise their hand with three fingers as identification and substitute for Hitler salute

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The right-wing radical action Resistance of the NPD was a nationwide response to Willy Brandt's policy of understanding with the East in 1970. These generated a sometimes furious reaction from left-wing parties and groups at the Au appearances of old and neo-Nazis. Neo-Nazis raise their hand with three fingers as identification and substitute for Hitler salute, DEU, Germany, Bonn, Hamburg, Essen, Europe

Date

12 déc. 1970

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/klaus Rose

Notre référence

BRK22H73_394

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

101,0Mo (1,3Mo) / 39,3cm x 64,4cm / 4643 x 7605 (300dpi)

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